on 03-22-2010 10:24 AM
Dear expert
while creating order error comes credit limit exceeded , evevt sufficiant amount in his account.
pls tell me where i have to check in details the credit limit
Vicky
Hi
Kindly check the bel,wo
1. Check the credit limit in the t code FD32 and the open order value in the status tab
2.Check the value in the subtotal 'A'against te condition type assigned in the pricing procedure
Regards
Damu
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Dear Vikas,
check FD32 for the customer code and the Credit control area.
if there is any doubt, revert back.
Thanks & Regards,
Hegal
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Vikas,
Receivables = (-)71,435.66
sales value = 57,259.08
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credit exposure= (-)14,176.58
whats the new order value? is it (-)450,924.94 ?
plz check in fbl5n for the customer.
you can find whether there are any outstanding bills which might get added to the credit exposure.
Check and revert .
Regards,
hegal
Run report RVKRED88 against the customer. The report will tell you exactly which documents are adding to the credit exposure. If the total credit exposure in RVKRED88 doesn't match the 'sales order value' in FD33 you'll need to run correction report RVKRED77. This will bring the values back into sync. Run RVKRED88 first. At least you'll have a better idea of where the values are coming from.
I hope this helps.
Gerard
Dear Vikas,
As Mr.Gerard suggested, run those 2 reports.
These reports are useful in solving the update errors in credit management.
i.e, if there is any changes made in credit limit, assignment of risk category in between the process, change in the updsate group etc.
Also run RFDKLI20 for the customer in the particular credit control area.
After running the reports, please revert back.
Thanks & Regards,
Hegal
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